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Boxes with Run-around Grain by John Mills Discover a technique for making the grain flow uninterupted all round the outsides of your boxes. Good Ideas & Short Cuts Measuring coves, squaring a drill press table and safe coving Club Drumbeat Wagga Wagga Turn About, The Blue Mountains Woodturning Challenge, and the Toowoomba & District Woodcrafters Inc Golden Gouge Competition. Book Reviews The Children's Room by Traditional Woodworking Making Contemporary Wooden Tables by Thomas Stender Veneering: a Foundation Course by Mike Burton Making Classic Country Chairs by David Bryant In The Box by Alan and Gill Bridgewater The Essential Guide to Woodowrk by Chris Simpson Issue Number 102 April 2002 Profile: Rada Vlascici, Artist Working in Wood The maker of ‘The Wheel’ reveals just how challenging working in wood can be. Across the Teacher’s Bench by Les Miller Basic problems of materials and jointing (part 6), carcass jointing alternatives. A Time Maker by Jeff Lewry Ian Jaeger’s wooden clock design, and the amazing home-made lathe used to produce many of the clock parts. ArtisTree Project Making the most of a weed tree species is the impetus for Barung Landcare’s latest project. George’s Corner by George Hatfield Looking at it from the other side. Brisbane Timber and Working with Wood Show Your guide to the latest Timber Show, including more details on the National Woodwork Competition and the Triton National Wooden Toy Competition. Tree Power Big trees make big ideas come true. Technical Sketching by Terry Gosschalk Straight forward steps for successful technical sketching. Includes a contest with a chance to win a Woodfast Dragonfly Sander! Saw Safely by J.K. Looker Make your table saw safer with custom blade inserts. Turn, Boil & Bend Slender Flowers by Ernie Newman 1.5mm stems are possible using a home-made string steady. Mini Sound System Cabinet by Neil Scobie This cabinet is more practical for today’s smaller systems. Portable Precision by Neil Scobie A home-made router table that fits wherever you need it. Wolf Song by Cynthia Rogers Carving the 3-D bust of a wolf on commission has its challenges and rewards. An Organised Yarn by Maurice Passmore Inspiration comes from another craft, in this project of a box for storing skeins of thread. Good Ideas & Short Cuts Rounded calipers, dust mask, screw centre faceplate, giant T-square and drawing ellipses Club Drumbeat Sculptree competition, The Eltham & District Woodworking Club Inc. Book Reviews Making Wood Folk Instruments by Dennis Waring Make your own Electric Guitar and Bass by Dennis Waring and David Raymond Carving the Human Figure: Studies in Wood and Stone by Dick Onions Boat Bulding in Wood: from Lofting to Rigging by Colin Faggetter Issue Number 103 June 2002 A Feller Bikie by Sara Nation Brian Dumper’s stunning full-size replica of a custom Harley Davidson is made from timber. Across the Teacher’s Bench by Les Miller Basic problems of materials and jointing (part 7), mechanical carcass jointing alternatives. From Logs to Boards by Jeff Lewry Anyone with a bandsaw, chainsaw or even just a circular saw, can — with appropriate caution and awareness — convert logs to boards. User Report Gifkins ‘Hand Cut’ Dovetail Templates by Neil Scobie Neil tests the latest accessories for the Gifkins Dovetail Jig. Profile: John Rogers John Rogers is one of the many unsung heroes of the hobby woodturning scene. George’s Corner by George Hatfield The Paddle Skew. The Hurstville Timbergetters Maricha Oxley carves a piece of history. User Report Triton Finger Jointer by Les Miller Les test runs the latest Router Table accessory from Triton. Sydney Timber and Working with Wood Show Who, what and where, plus updates on the Triton National Wooden Toy Competition. Precision Router Joinery Jig by David Dundas A precision jig for router joinery, especially mortise and tenon joints, and router drilling. Technical Sketching - 2 by Terry Gosschalk A guide to Isometric drawing, with a chance to win a Woodfast DRAGONFLY sander by entering the drawing competition. The Smoking Digger by Len Clarke This classy tribute to the heroes of the past is also a practical and decorative addition to the household. The ‘D’ Makes the Design by Bill Plant This stylish crystal cabinet is a real challenge in bent laminated forms, but the reward for fortitude is great. Router Table Fences by Neil Scobie A couple of handy fence designs to go with your portable router table from last issue. Defy The Rules! by Ernie Newman This 19th Century goblet design looks ‘classical’, but actually defies accepted traditions. Good Ideas & Short Cuts Router slide, sanding machine and jigsaw mounting plate Club Drumbeat The Proserpine Turnout. Book Reviews How to Sharpen Carving Tools by Rick and Ellen Butz How to Carve Wood by Richard Butz Joinery, Shaping and Milling by Fine Woodworking Making Wooden Dinosaurs by Richard Pougher Issue Number 104 August 2002 The Business End by Juliet Bond Learn how to make the move from hobbyist to part or full-time professional woodworker. The New Teknatool DVR Lathe A ground breaking innovation in motor technology is about to rock the woodlathe world. Across The Teacher’s Bench by Les Miller Les shows how to successfully produce panels from boards. Old Tool Tales by James Carse Black Galloway planes are gems. Dyco Returns! NZ manufacturer returns to the Australian market. User Report Gilly Stephenson’s Finishes by Les Miller Les tests a range of these Australian made waxes and polishes. A Day In The Life of Teak & Fancy Timbers Go behind the scenes to find out what makes this specialty timber supplier special. User Report Cloudmaker Vac Sac by Neil Scobie Neil tests the Cloudmaker Vac Sac vacuum press, laminating and bending curved slats. Symtec Lathe Gives Old Woodie New Life by Rick Schneider Unique properties of the Symtec lathe revive the dream for this old-timer. George’s Corner by George Hatfield A wooden band hits all the right notes. In the Tradition of the Master Fouad Ibrahim maintains the high standards of those who came before him. 10 Misbegotten Commandments of Woodturning by Ernie Newman Ernie picks apart some of the fallacies promoted by so called ‘experts’. User Report Triton 1/2" Precision Router by Les Miller Les reports his opinion of this new router after a period of extended use. Adelaide & Canberra Timber & Working With Wood Shows What’s happening at this year’s biggest regional woodworking shows. Woodturning Tips by George Hatfield Suitable timbers and finishes for kitchenware. User Report SMF-2000 Sander/Microfinisher by Les Miller This sander/microfinisher fits the bill for any shop routinely finishing large flat surfaces. User Report Workshop Specs by Les Miller Bi-focal safety glasses are the bees’ knees. Making a Wall Cabinet by Neil Scobie A great place to store your precious collection, openly visible but still free from dust. Technical Sketching - 3 by Terry Gosschalk Your guide to the Isometric drawing of objects with circular shapes. Includes a chance to win a Woodfast DRAGONFLY sander. Scroll Saw Some Simple Doll’s House Furniture by Stan Nemeth This table and bench seats are ideal starter projects, and will delight children young and old. Mushroom Magic by Carol Rix Use up all those tiny offcuts — even branches from the garden, and make these delightful decorations for in and around the home. Mutual Admiration Turns Into Inspiration by Heather Jones and Keith Long A woodturner and a bark artist collaborate to produce uniquely decorated bowls. Good Ideas & Short Cuts Cutting circles, drill press lighting and foot operation Club Drumbeat Woodturn 2002 Book Reviews Finishing, Methods of Work Router, Methods of Work Tablesaw, Methods of Work by Jim Richey Joinery by Gary Rogowski A Polishers Handbook by Neil Ellis Australian Woodturning Projects by Wood Review Issue Number 105 October 2002 Crate Expectations by Neil Scobie Thanks to effective management, the Tweed Wood Art Award is achieving prominence as one of the premier national wood art events. Across The Teacher’s Bench by Les Miller Les explains the history and use of manufactured sheet materials. Vale Gilbert Mackey George Frederick Gilbert Mackey was a pioneering communicator and administrator of Technical Education. In With The New by Terry Dixon The Ballarat Fine Art Gallery is exhibiting a fine display of 20th century chair designs. User Report Makita Jig Saws Model 4340FCT & 4341FCT by Neil Scobie Neil runs these two saws through their paces, with brilliant results. User Report H.N.T. Gordon Block Plane Kit by Cedomir Jesic and Steven Ma These two students share their experiences making one of H.N.T. Gordon’s lovely planes. Protool unveils portable power tools for wood Old Tool Tales by James Carse Black The Classic Profile Plane. George’s Corner by George Hatfield The Candelabra shows who’s top of the class! Melbourne Timber & Working With Wood Show What’s happening at this year’s biggest woodworking show, conclusion to the National Woodwork Competition. User Report Router Raizer by Les Miller This after-market depth of cut adjustment mechanism makes precise height adjustments above or below the router table a breeze. Scrollsaw Network Born in Albury Wodonga by Neil Schultz The third Scrollsaw & Woodcraft weekend gives birth to the Australian Scroll Saw Network. How Dry Is Your Timber? by Neil Scobie Get the moisture content of your air-dried rough stock just right in this mini-kiln. Bandsaw Modifications by Jim Worthington A roller bearing blade guide assembly is a small job for your local engineering shop, but it can provide a big leap in bandsaw performance. Technical Sketching - 4 by Terry Gosschalk Your guide to Isometric and Oblique sketching with angles. Includes a chance to win a Woodfast DRAGONFLY sander. Banksia Serrata Boxes by Keith Hudson Salvaged timber makes some beautiful dovetailed boxes. Turning Simple Dolls by Ernie Newman Pencil gauges make for smart and efficient production of these stylised childrens’ toy. Cutting Inside Deep Bowls by George Hatfield A modified shape on the bevel of the bowl turning gouge makes turning inside deep bowls easier. Good Ideas & Short Cuts Clean bottoms and bandsaw rip fence Club Drumbeat Woodgroup SA stars in Adelaide TWWW Show Woodwork on show at Grafton's Jacaranda Festival Book Reviews Simply Beautiful Boxes by Doug Stowe Bookcases by Niall Barrett Designing and Making Rocking Horses by Margaret Spencer How to make Simple Wooden Puzzles and Jigsaws by Alan, Gill and Glyn Bridgewater Issue Number 106 December 2002 Japanese Tools on Show The Sydney Show gave visitors the opportunity to watch a Japanese shokinun at work. Masters of Marquetry Presidents and Princes have commissioned their work. Now Kalman Radvanyi and Kalman Jr. have made a limited edition print of one of their most magnificent pieces. George’s Corner George reports on the Daintree Timber Gallery in Far North Queensland. Surfing the Stars: The Terry James Shield by Ernie Newman Gilding an Angel Paul Gregson had to rise early to spend time with this angel. Carving a Bishop’s Crook by Ron Sizer Few woodworkers are given the opportunity to make part of a Bishop’s regalia. Across the Teachers Bench by Les Miller Learning more about glues and gluing can substantially reduce the frustrations involved in making secure joints. Scrollsaws — Versatile and Addictive Machines by Neil Schulz This is the first of a series of articles about the scrollsaw and its uses. A Show for all Seasons Canberra Show 2002 by Les Miller User Report Model 1000B Jet Air Filtration System by Alan Burstall An addition to your workshop that can stop dust getting up your nose. Turned Christmas Trees by Ernie Newman This is the perfect time of year to try your hand at making these Christmas Trees. Making a Small Drawer Cabinet Utilising Isoloc Joints by Cedric D Shorey PhD These special joints, made on a Leigh Dovetail Jig, can be used to produce dramatic visual effects. A Curved Front Table (Pt.1) by Neil Scobie This modern version of a centuries old design would add a touch of elegance to any decor. Trying to Drill Better Holes by Glenn Roberts Try these drill press modifications to improve the quality of holes. Take a Seat by Les Swift What do you do with one leg? Turn three more of course. Then you can make this elegant dressing table stool. Woodturning Tips by George Hatfield Making several friction plates allows you to use your Scroll Chuck for a variety of faceplate work. Technical Sketching - 5 by Terry Gosschalk Render and change the density of the outlines on your sketches to bring them to life. Carving A Cat by Maricha Oxley For beginners, this is an easy introduction to woodcarving, but more experienced woodcarvers will see other possibilities in this deceptively simple design. Good Ideas & Short Cuts Tool trees & moveable lamps Club Drumbeat Cairns & District Woodworkers Guild Book Reviews Simple Marquetry by Mike Burton Carving Facial Expressions by Ian Norbury Turning Wood by Richard Raffan Woodworking Techniques by Fine Woodworking Issue Number 107 February 2003 You can be a Woodcarver Our introduction to woodcarving makes it easy for you to get started — includes tips on tools, timbers and techniques from some of Australia’s leading exponents of the craft. Festival of the Forest by Art Burrows Each year, for 30 years, Ravenshoe in Far North Queensland has been host to a unique exhibition of woodcraft. The Teacher’s Bench by Les Miller Like every other aspect of woodworking, cramping has to be approached with care if it is to be effective. Choosing Japanese Tools for your Workshop The second part of this series introduces traditional Japanese saws 2002 Orbost Wood Design Exhibition by Hamish Hill Hamish tells us his personal philosophy on viewing exhibitions. 2002 Triton Toy Competition User Report EZ Sand Pro by Les Miller Kids in the Workshop by JK Bond If you go about it the right way, the kids will do something useful, they will enjoy themselves — and so will you. Student Woodworking adds to Festival Five schools participated in this Woodworking Competition. George’s Corner by George Hatfield Machined figurine gives George a ‘Gulliver’ feeling. Buying Your First Scrollsaw by Neil Schulz Models or Toys by John Hollinshead Models may not be toys — but they can be a woodworker’s passion. Pine Wine Cooler by Graham Redden The perfect table accessory for dinner on a warm evening. Carving Calligraphy by Buddy Smith If you have never carved letterforms before, now is the time to start. Buddy gives advice on tools and techniques. The Rose Engine (Pt 1) by Geoff O’Loughlin You could spend years searching for one of the few remaining Holtzapfell lathes — or you could follow Geoff’s lead and make your own Rose Engine. A Curved Front Table (Pt.2) by Neil Scobie Part 2 of this article completes Neil’s description of how to make an attractive curved front table for your home. Technical Sketching - 6 by Terry Gosschalk Two Point Perspective helps make your furniture sketches more realistic. Woodturning Tips by George Hatfield Wooden pads extend the use of your scrollchuck. Get into Gear by John K Looker Ever wished you could make your own hard to get replacement parts? A retired patternmaker shows you how. Good Ideas & Short Cuts Truning twisted planks and bandsaw safety Club Drumbeat Toowoomba Goes Gold Book Reviews Woodworker's Power Tools by Rick Peters Carving Architectural Detail in Wood by Frederick Wilbur Wooden Toys by Ingvar Nielsen The Scroll Saw Handbook by Patrick Spielman Issue Number 108 April 2003 Your Privacy How we store and use the information you send us. 2003 Timber & Working with Wood Show There’ll be even more new products at this year’s largest-ever Brisbane Show. Choosing Japanese Tools for your Workshop The third and final article in this series discusses traditional Japanese chisels. Teknatool Trans Tasman Innovative Woodturning Competition A new competition with a fabulous prize. Woodturning Design by Mike Darlow This excerpt from Mike’s new book examines the subject of design. Setting up your Scroll Saw by Neil Schulz OK, you’ve bought your scroll saw. Now you need to set it up so you can do your best work. Using a Pallet as a Pallete by Neil Scobie It’s amazing what some people can do with a used pallet. Birth of a Woodturner by Robyn Baer Exploding Timber by Rupert Goodall George’s Corner by George Hatfield Teacher’s Bench by Les Miller Let’s Talk Woodworking is the first in Les Miller’s new series about the basics. Woodturning Tips by George Hatfield George has chosen a circular picture frame as the first in his new series of projects to test and hone your woodturning skills. From Backyard to the World Australian manufactured WoodWizz continues its success both here and overseas. Lathe Survey This Lathe Survey provides essential specifications for more than 50 lathes currently available in Australia. It also includes a few words from the makers about what they believe to be their lathe’s most important features. User Report Vac-Clamp by Les Miller Small and inexpensive, the Vac-Clamp brings a high production facility to the modest workshop. User Report Dyco Woodworker by Neil Scobie A 5-in-1 combination woodworking machine for the small to medium sized workshop. A Call From The Past: Wall Telephone c. 1940 (Pt.1) by Robert Allison An ornament, a conversation piece, a fully functioning telephone or just a bit of nostalgia. However you use it, this retro phone will be an attractive addition to your home. Make your own MiniBar by Alan Burns Alan didn’t have room for a walk-in bar so he designed and built this neat little MiniBar for his dining room. Boat Building with Plywood by Rob Bruce Rob shows why plywood is the ideal material for the backyard boat builder. The Rose Engine (Pt.2) by Geoff O’Loughlin The second and final part of Geoff’s article about the construction and use of his Rose Engine Carving a Dragon by Buddy Smith If you liked the Dragon on the cover of our last issue, here’s your chance to carve one for yourself. Technical Sketching - 7 by Terry Gosschalk The last article in this series discusses the use of Single Point Perspective for 3D sketching. Combined Marquetry, Laminating and Woodturning by Keith Tory Combining techniques from several woodworking disciplines can have interesting and attractive results. Yüklə 1,14 Mb. Dostları ilə paylaş:
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